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A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

Name: A Big Bold Beautiful Journey
Start: 2025-05-09T00:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-05-11T23:59:00-07:00
Location: Theaters

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A Big Bold Beautiful Journey opened Mother’s Day weekend to a packed house. From the creators of Barbie — Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell in something completely unexpected. The kind of film that rem…

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This Mother’s Day, prepare for an unforgettable emotional ride. From the creators of Barbie, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey stars Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell in a touching tale of two strangers whose lives intertwine in the most unexpected way. With heartfelt moments, stunning performances, and a story that will stay with you long after the credits roll, this film is a celebration of fate, connection, and the beauty of life’s surprises. Get ready for a cinematic experience that will pull at your heartstrings.

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Leimert Park Juneteenth Festival 2026

In 5 days · Jun 19 Leimert Park Village, 4395 Leimert…

Leimert Park Village transforms into the cultural center of Black Los Angeles every June 19 — and the 2026 Juneteenth celebration is the fullest expression of what the neighborhood has always been: a place where the African American community in LA comes to be seen, to perform, to buy, and to mark time together. The festival runs free and open to the public in Leimert Park Village, the historic arts district in South LA that has anchored Black creative life in the city since the 1940s. The day includes drum circles, jazz and DJ performances, spoken word and poetry, wellness programming, and a marketplace of Black-owned vendors selling food, art, clothing, and handmade goods. The Juneteenth Freedom Ride adds a physical dimension — 9, 14, and 19-mile bike routes through the neighborhood — making it one of the few cultural festivals that also moves through the streets it celebrates. This is the event's natural home. Leimert Park is where John Coltrane played, where Eso Won Books has been selling Black literature since 1988, and where the community gathers when something matters. June 19 is not a performance of celebration here — it is the real thing. Metro's K Line stops at Leimert Park Station. Free admission. Bring cash for vendors.

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In 3 days · Jun 17 2200 East Katella Ave., Grove of A…

Grove of Anaheim, 2200 East Katella Ave. June 17th. Airplane! — the 1980 comedy that ran a joke-per-second ratio that no studio comedy has equaled since, delivered in a theater by Julie Hagerty and Robert Hays, the actual stars of the film, who are present for a live screening event that has no equivalent. Airplane! is the film that trained a generation to expect something funny every five seconds. The straight-faced performances, the background gags, the layered jokes that only land on the third viewing, the Leslie Nielsen deadpan that preceded the Naked Gun era — all of it is in the print that plays at the Grove of Anaheim. And then, after the film, the people who made it are in the room. Tickets at ticketmaster.com. June 17th. A live Q&A with the stars following a theatrical screening of Airplane! is not an event that happens regularly. The audience that fills the Grove on this night will have quotes memorized and questions ready. Come knowing the film. Come ready to laugh in a room full of people who love it as much as you do. "Don't call me Shirley." — you know the rest.

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Juneteenth Los Angeles 2026

In 5 days · Jun 19 Free Leimert Park, Los Angeles, CA 90008

In Los Angeles, Juneteenth centers on Leimert Park — the cultural heart of Black LA — and radiates outward across the city. June 19, 2026. The commemorations range from community festivals to museum programming to live music and spoken word, organized around a date that marks not emancipation itself but the end of its concealment: June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Texas were finally informed. Now a federal holiday. The city marks this in distributed, neighborhood-level ways. Leimert Park is the anchor — the community festival draws the largest crowd, and the neighborhood's identity as the cultural capital of Black Los Angeles makes June 19 a natural gathering point. Supplementary events run at the California African American Museum, at churches, and at community centers across South LA. Free to attend. The Leimert Park festival runs all day. Bring cash for vendors. Parking is limited — Metro reaches the area via the E Line.

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Street Food Cinema screens Back to the Future at The Autry Museum in Griffith Park on Saturday, June 20, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM; film begins at dusk around 8:30 PM. The 1985 Robert Zemeckis classic starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd holds a particular energy when screened outdoors. The crowd knows every line, every sound effect, every note of the Alan Silvestri score, and they will make themselves heard. It is a communal experience more than a private viewing. The Autry Museum is at 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027, in Griffith Park. The event features on-site food vendors, pre-show DJ, and lawn space for blankets and low-back chairs. Parking is available throughout Griffith Park. Tickets are sold through Street Food Cinema's website. This event traditionally sells out, especially in the long June evenings, so booking ahead is essential. Arrive before doors for the best lawn position.

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Plaza Theatre, 128 S Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs. June 21st. 42nd Street — the 1933 Warner Bros. film that is simultaneously a Depression-era backstage musical and the movie that defined what the film-musical could be — projected at the Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs, which is the venue built for this exact kind of presentation. 42nd Street is the film that coined the phrase "you're going out a youngster, but you've got to come back a star," delivered it like it was written to be delivered by Dick Powell's face at Warner Bros. in 1933, and launched Ruby Keeler's film career simultaneously. The Busby Berkeley choreography is the other thing — the overhead shots, the geometry, the scale of the numbers that no theater stage could produce. On screen, at full size, in a room with real acoustics, this is the film that created the vocabulary. Tickets at ticketmaster.com. June 21st. The Plaza Theatre is a 1936 Spanish Colonial Revival movie house that has been showing films to Palm Springs audiences for ninety years. Seeing a film from 1933 in a theater from 1936 is the version of cinema history that Palm Springs makes available. Come for the songs. Stay for the Keeler.

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Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War — The Calamity U.S. Theatrical Screening

In 11 days · Jun 25 – Jun 29 Varies by theater — check Fathom Events AMC and Cinemark Theatres, Souther…

Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War has spent three arcs building toward this: The Calamity. In a limited U.S. theatrical run June 25-29, 2026, Fathom Events and VIZ Media are bringing the final arc of the TYBW saga to the big screen before its streaming premiere — three episodes, one screen, the conclusion that Bleach fans have been waiting a decade for. This is not a home viewing event. The Gotei 13 versus the Quincy Sternritter in a theatrical presentation built for it. Yhwach, Ichigo, the Soul Society in its final stand. For the fan who started Bleach in middle school and is now finishing it as an adult, this is the one. What to expect: three episodes of the final arc in one theatrical showing, Dolby audio, and a room full of people who have been tracking this since the manga. No spoilers in the lobby — everyone is discovering it together. When: June 25-29, 2026 (limited run). Specific showtimes vary by theater. Check Fathom Events for your nearest location and book early — these screenings sell out. Where: Participating AMC, Regal, and Cinemark locations across SoCal. Major markets: Los Angeles, San Diego, Inland Empire, Orange County. Tickets: Available through Fathom Events and individual theater websites. Advance purchase strongly recommended.

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Street Food Cinema closes out its June run with Bridesmaids at The Autry Museum in Griffith Park on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Doors open at 6:00 PM; film begins at dusk around 8:30 PM. The 2011 Paul Feig comedy written by and starring Kristen Wiig remains one of the most rewatchable ensemble comedies of its generation. Outdoors, with food and wine flowing and a crowd that has memorized every scene, it becomes a genuine event rather than a rewatch. The Autry Museum of the American West is located at 4700 Western Heritage Way, Los Angeles, CA 90027, in Griffith Park. Bring a blanket or low-back chairs and stake out your spot after doors open. On-site food vendors, craft beverages, and a pre-show DJ are all part of the Street Food Cinema experience. Parking is available throughout Griffith Park. Tickets are sold through the Street Food Cinema website and sell out reliably, so advance purchase is strongly recommended.

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